Director Christopher Baratti reinterpreted the story of the choir after his debut film "the Spring of the Cowherd Class". With nostalgic emotions and ebullient characters, director Christopher Baratti erected a monument to a French civilian film, which did well at the box office as soon as it was released. The film takes place in France from 1935 to 1937. At that time, it was the peak of the French "people's Front" (popular front) movement, and the French International Trade Union (SFIO) led the working class to the legal power of the country for the first time. Under the leadership of a group of socialist activists, French society at that time began a series of struggle movements for workers' rights and interests. Labor relations have become more tense than ever before. Under the pressure of widespread strikes and calls for reform, many workers have indeed received higher benefits and benefits. However, in many places, the wages of workers did not improve, but fell into a more difficult situation because of the closure of factories and the Great Depression at that time. The protagonist of the film, Pigu, the stage manager of the theatre (played by Jailall Juno), is one of the hardest hit. It never rains but it pours. His wife betrayed him at this time and ran away with another man, leaving only him and.
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